Well clearly that's WB paying critics to hate Alice in Wonderland. They just forgot to pay them to give Batman v Superman good reviews.
I wouldn't dismiss it out of hand....
MIND BLOWN
That's it! Snyder is Marvel's secret weapon.
Would it make more sense if Josh Trank was on the Marvel payroll?
You don't really believe this stuff right? Even the thought that there is this conspiracy where a studio pays off a large (it would have to be a massive number) of critics is perposterous. It's an insult to the profession of critics and the film makers who put their heart and soul into their work to make a great film. Maybe it just means some people need to try harder.
Joking people....
Daily, he was picking up his kid at the ApartmentIs that a track car or a daily driver?
Daily, he was picking up his kid at the Apartment
Sebastian Stan apparently enjoyed BvS.
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articl...whether-bucky-barnes-and-cap-are-in-love.html
Did he suffer from head injuries in one of his grueling action sequences?
Hmm. I don't think so. He did say he's a Marvel guy. His brain seems to be functioning properly.
the inside upholstery and door arm-rest/handles were yellow too. I didn't get any more pics lolWell....good for him.
That makes me respect Stan even more. Even though he knows where his bread is buttered, he's a fan of the larger comic book world.
I'm gonna take a wild guess here and say this petition was created by a huge BvS or X-Men: Apocalypse fan.
We've had this discussion before. Just because Character A kills doesn't automatically mean Character B has to. Different characters, different morals and sets of values. It's the same reason so many of us take issue with Snyder's desire to turn Superman into some analog of Dr. Manhattan.
Superman is a being with godlike powers. A strict no-kill rule keeps him grounded and demonstrates a commitment to not abuse his power by taking the life of someone who could never hope to defend themselves. And that says nothing about Superman's overall moral fiber as someone who respects the sanctity of all life and believes in even the worst of people.
And would it be okay for the new Spider-Man to kill directly or indirectly?
And would it be okay for the new Spider-Man to kill directly or indirectly?
The agreement spells out that mandatory Spider-Man traits must always strictly conform to the following list: male; does not torture; does not kill in defense of self or others; does not use foul language beyond PG-13; does not smoke tobacco; does not sell/distribute illegal drugs; does not abuse alcohol; does not have sex before the age of 16; does not have sex with anyone below the age of 16; and is not a homosexual (unless Marvel has portrayed that alter ego as a homosexual).